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Sunday, January 29, 2023

Get Advice from Your CPA Firm on What to Do After a Loan Rejection

 

A business loan is often the recourse of small businesses in need of a financial boost. While small business loans in Nashville are backed by the local government and nonprofits, there’s no guarantee that your application will always be approved. This is why, in seeking a loan, it’s always best to work with your CPA firm so you can get proper guidance and increase your chances of approval.


That said, getting rejected for a business loan doesn’t mean the end of the road for your endeavor. You can always re-apply either with the same lender or a different one. But before rushing off to send your application, you need to take some steps to boost your eligibility for your next attempt.


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Monday, December 26, 2022

Accounting Firm Pro Tips: Why You Should File Your Taxes Early

 


It’s no secret that taxes can be complicated, which is probably why a lot of people file their taxes as close to the deadline as possible. After all, many would prefer to take their time to make sure all the numbers check out. However, there are a number of good reasons to get in touch with a Nashville accounting firm and file your taxes earlier than the April 15 deadline. Some of them are below. 

You receive your tax refunds earlier

Did you know that the IRS had a backlog of 12.4 million returns as of September 2022? As a result, millions of Americans encountered significant delays in their tax refunds. While filing early will not guarantee that you can avoid a delay altogether, it certainly assures you that you will get your refund earlier than someone who files closer to the deadline.

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Monday, November 28, 2022

Why You Need a Trusted Nashville CPA for Your End-of-the-Year Reports


 At the end of each year, entrepreneurs like you should take stock of what has happened over the last 12 months for a multitude of reasons.


For one, an annual review allows you to identify and replicate key strategies that have proven to be effective. It also gives you an accurate look into the financial health of your business, helping you prepare for the coming year. Most importantly, it is required by most states in the country.


In Tennessee, for instance, businesses must submit an annual report to remain in good standing with the secretary of the state, as well as continue their operations. For this reason, if you run a business in Nashville or anywhere else in the state, you’d be well advised to partner with a reliable CPA to make sure the process starts and ends successfully and efficiently.


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Friday, October 28, 2022

Nashville CPA Firm: Are You Overlooking These Tax Deductions for Small Businesses?

 

Nothing is ever sure in business — except for taxes, that is. Whether or not it’s a banner year for your Nashville enterprise, you can expect a bill from Uncle Sam.

Without the help of a CPA firm, however, many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) fail to take advantage of tax breaks designed specifically for them. As such, they end up paying more taxes than they absolutely have to.

What are these tax deductions and are you missing out on them?

Qualified Business Income

There’s no secret that taxes take a big chunk out of your profits. There’s hope, though, as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018 offers some much-needed reprieve. If you’re a small business owner, you can deduct up to 20% of your net business income from your taxes. What does this mean? If you bring in $1,000,000 in profits, you can write off the first $200,000 before normal tax rates apply.

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Thursday, September 29, 2022

Ask Your Accounting Firm About Small Business Financial Incentives

 

Looking to expand your small business in Nashville? It’s high time to look into all the financing opportunities available to you. The first thing to do is to consult your accounting firm and ask about your options, including tax incentives and grants offered by the federal and state governments to small businesses.

Here’s a quick look at some of these opportunities.

Tax incentives

  • Small Business Health Insurance Premium Credit

This benefit is available to businesses with fewer than 25 FTE (full time equivalent) employees, and who paid an average of less than $56,000 per FTE in 2021. For a business to quality, they must be paying at least one-half of the insurance premiums of employees enrolled in a health plan offered by a Small Business Health Options Program Marketplace. The scheme works on a sliding scale — the fewer your employees, the higher the tax credits you may qualify for.

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Monday, August 29, 2022

Is It Time to Expand Your Business? Get Objective Guidance from a CPA


 It is the goal of every small business to grow and expand, but how do you know when the time is right?

If you’re an entrepreneur in Nashville, working with a CPA can help you better recognize the signs that you should start taking your business to the next level. This is especially true if your CPA has been working with you from the start and has guided you through the various phases of your entrepreneurial journey.

On your own, however, you can also assess the situation and consider if it’s the right time to have an expansion. You can then consult your accountant to get professional guidance.

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Monday, July 25, 2022

How a Nashville CPA Firm Can Help You Achieve Digital Transformation

 


Digital transformation has leveled virtually every vertical in the world, especially in business. Showing numerous advantages, it has been particularly rewarding in improving operational efficiencies in organizations, accelerating time-to-market, evolving the business model to meet changing demands and expectations from customers, curbing product development costs, and enhancing product quality. 

This is why 91% of businesses are now engaged in at least one digital initiative, while many senior business leaders plan to prioritize it. 89% of companies have also embraced a digital-first approach, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, in a survey by Software AG, 97% of IT directors all over the world said that their organizations had to digitize due to the pandemic, and 3 out of 5 of them saw significant changes after having done so. 

If you are yet to adopt digitalization in your business, did you know that a Nashville CPA firm can help? Here are three ways how.

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